“A new alert system that emails off-campus students after every off-campus break-in should be instituted through the University.”
Islamic Awareness Week Promotes Student Awareness
“This week is an effective way of bringing Islamic culture at BC to the fore and increasing knowledge of the Muslim Student Association.”
The Problem of Common Core
“Using an untested, unproven method all over the country is a risky and dangerous move. Educational standards should be created then reviewed and discussed with teachers, parents, students, and local governments around the country before they become the norm.”
The Need for Transparency at BC
The effect of this lack of transparency can be seen in multiple ways on campus.
The Art of British Culinary Competition
First, you must turn off the Food Network. It pains me to say it, as someone who wants to continue the conversation about cooking, but those dumbed-down, high-drama reality shows add little to the celebration of food.
Polling Bus Assists Student Civic Engagement
“Currently, the primary bus voting program is a great way to generate engagement, but it can be expanded to these other elections and continue to be promoted as an easy way to participate in the election process.”
Cancelled MBTA Late-Night Service Hurts Boston
“Cutting late-night service will not have a dramatic impact on the debt-ridden MBTA budget. It will instead hurt the city of Boston by removing an important incentive that attracts people to the city, hindering the possibility of progress.”
LTE: A Response to “Why the Right Must Stop Trump”
A Response to “Why the Right Must Stop Trump”
‘What Would You Do If You Were Invisible?’
In this Thursday’s edition of ‘Voices from the Dustbowl,’ we asked students, ‘what would you do if you were invisible?’